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JCPC outlines committee duties, RFP timing and expectations for volunteer participation
Summary
Council leaders described the roles and timelines of planning, monitoring and allocations committees, urged members to join committees, and set expectations for the February RFP and a full-day allocations hearing in March.
Council leaders reviewed committee responsibilities and near-term schedules and asked members to take active roles.
Angie Garner said the planning committee will start with a two-hour virtual meeting in the third week of September and asked members to review data and attend multiple follow-ups. The monitoring committee will organize in late October/early November to prepare January–February site visits. "The monitoring committee... means that you will go out in pairs usually to make site visits to the programs that the JCPC funds," said a monitoring lead.
Allocations leads described the RFP process (one-month open period in February), preparatory orientation for committee members, and an all-day allocations hearing with presentations and deliberations; members were urged to block the tentative March date. Discussion also covered whether to appoint vice chairs for committees to provide continuity and to avoid leadership burnout.
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